The Turin Declaration calls for action to ensure sustainable, community-based support systems that empower families and informal carers and promote self-determination and participation for people with disabilities. Co-signed by 13 European Networks, the Declaration lays out several recommendations for the…
As part of this year’s European Carers Day campaign – “Invisible no more: Let’s see & value Migrant Care”, Eurocarers is proud to launch a new Position Paper on Migrant Care Work. Across Europe, long-term care (LTC) services remain far…
The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) supports Member States to strengthen and build resilient long-term care systems. Under the facility, reforms and investments in long-term care across Member States amount to EUR 8.1 billion. According to this thematic analysis recently…
Our colleagues from the European Center for Social Welfare Policy and Research are organising a webinar on ‘collaboration with informal carers of older migrants’ within the DI.S.C.O.P.M.B. Erasmus+ project which will take place on 12 March 2025 This DI.S.C.O.P.M.B. Webinar…
In 2024, the Czech Republic made a historic move by formally recognizing "informal carers" in its legislation. This change is set to transform the future of long-term care for individuals with high care needs in home settings. Family carers will…
Following the publication of the National Report on Long-Term Care last November, Eurocarers has launched a Policy Brief. This provides a concise analysis of these key documents to help you navigate the documents and understand how your respective governments are…
